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There is a lot that seems impossible about the new iPad Pro, but above all, it’s the pinnacle of what Apple’s vertical integration can achieve — with a high price to match.
13-inch iPad Pro
13-inch iPad Pro
There was a point where “pro” on an Apple product meant “best, but still for everyone,” and that time may have come to pass. It now translates to something closer to “overkill for your needs, but it looks nice doing it.”
As my editor Mike Wuerthele pointed out in his hands on, the iPad Air has created a happy middle ground of compromises with feature sets and price. The iPad Pro has become the luxury edition that serves as a preview of what iPad Air will become in a few years, but pay more, and you’ll get it now.
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